Developing PHP Web Applications with the Raxan Framework
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The document discusses the Raxan PHP framework which allows developers to build modern web applications in PHP. It provides an overview of key features like AJAX support, separation of content and logic, state management, and connecting to databases. The framework aims to accelerate development through its extensible architecture and support for common tasks out of the box.
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- 1. Developing PHP Web Applications with the Raxan Framework By Raymond Irving
- 2. Today’s Web Standards CSS, HTML , JavaScript and PHP
- 3. How Do I Integrate These Technologies? Client-Side AJAX and Server-Side PHP HTML / AJAX Server-Side PHP
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